Department of Education

Parents grilled Carmen Fariña on the development near P.S. 163 and the long waitlist at P.S. 199.

Ellen Sautner, 54, graduates Monday with her bachelor's degree after nearly a decade.

Parents at P.S. 242 complain that the DOE has taken too long to respond. 

The worker was wearing a safety harness but had not connected it to a life line, officials said.

More than 15,000 children vying for public school pre-K spots received rejection letters, the city said.

Members of CEC 3 said the tests are of value only to the testing company and not to students. 

The suit alleges negligence in the death of the teen, who went missing from his school in October.

The Queens Library will also offer reading series' for kids and teens.

Students at Queens Gateway accused their principal of disproportionately raising senior dues.

A child was seriously hurt when a firework exploded on a Brooklyn charter school bus, officials said.

The students allegedly put rat poison in their teacher's water bottle Monday at P.S. 315. 

Parents who are zoned for P.S. 199 say the school should consider adding another kindergarten class. 

Cassandre Fiering asked children to help her choose between two men, she admitted.

More than 100 works by public elementary school students are on display through June.

Technology, Arts and Sciences middle school was evacuated Wednesday morning, officials said.